I would follow your gut.When I feel that someone is bluffing, I have no problem pulling out and offering my original amount "if the other buyer backs out".

Same answer still applies: pull each file manually.

Like a toy box with parts and train cars of different size trains, you can pull parts out and build your train set, but only certain tracks and cars will fit, you can't just use any part and make it work. :)    

Hey Bp Fam, I'm looking for a real estate agent in Essex County Nj to aid me in pulling comparable properties as I consistently market in the area.

@Chris HeerenWith delayed financing, you can do up to ten conventional, and pull out a maximum of purchase price plus closing costs in the first 6 months of you originally paid cash.

If feels like slimy way to pull an extra 10% out of the owner. 

When I was doing the research on the property, I was told that she could not pull comps in the area because it was illegal in the State of Texas to do so.

Going to clerks at the courthouse may be the softer landing and a good educational exercise on how to pull those leads.

Here is their website:http://www.reiaberks.org/I've been a member for a couple of months now and they do an awesome job of pulling in guest speakers offering services related to real estate investment.There is also a Lehigh Valley investors club with more information at this link:http://www.meetup.com/LehighValleyRealEstateInvest...If anyone goes to this club please provide feedback.

That along with 401 k's, IRA's, savings, checking, stocks are looked at as liquid assets because you can pull from them easily.Equity from properties is counted toward total net worth but lenders do not put as much weight on it.